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Saikyō Line

Exploring the Saikyō Line network.

Stations
22
Opened
Unknown
Daily Riders
No Data
Operator
Multiple

Route Map

JA01 恵比寿
H JS JY
Ebisu
恵比寿
JA02 渋谷
F G Z JS DT TY JY
Shibuya
渋谷
JA03 新宿
JC JB F KO M JS E S JY
Shinjuku
新宿
JA04 池袋
F M JS TJ JY Y
Ikebukuro
池袋
JA05 板橋
Itabashi
板橋
JA06 十条
Jujo
十条
JA07 赤羽
JK JS JU JU
Akabane
赤羽
JA08 北赤羽
Kita-Akabane
北赤羽
JA09 浮間舟渡
Ukima-Funado
浮間舟渡
JA10 戸田公園
Toda-Koen
戸田公園
JA11 戸田
Toda
戸田
JA12 北戸田
Kita-Toda
北戸田
JA13 武蔵浦和
JM
Musashi-Urawa
武蔵浦和
JA14 中浦和
Naka-Urawa
中浦和
JA15 南与野
Minami-Yono
南与野
JA16 与野本町
Yono-Hommachi
与野本町
JA17 北与野
Kita-Yono
北与野
JA18 大宮
JK JS JU TD JU S S
Omiya
大宮
JA19 大崎
TWR JS JY
Osaki
大崎
JA20 西大井
JS JO
Nishi-Oi
西大井
JA21 武蔵小杉
JN JS MG TY JO
Musashi-Kosugi
武蔵小杉
JA22 羽沢横浜国大
Hazawa-Yokohama-Kokudai
羽沢横浜国大

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Geographic Route

Where this line actually runs. Showing 22 stations with mapped coordinates.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Model E233-7000 Series
Year 2013
Manufacturer JR East (J-TREC)
Capacity 1,564 per 10-car set
Specs 10-car formation, stainless steel body, energy-efficient VVVF control.

Saikyō Line FAQ

What is the Saikyō Line?

The Saikyō Line is a key transit corridor in Tokyo, operated by the regional operator.

How many stations are on the Saikyō Line?

There are 22 stations mapped on this line.